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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
7
The lesson on John nine highlights Jesus healing a man born blind, the crowd's controversy, and the new believer who proclaims faith after being cast out. It stresses spiritual blindness, God’s mercy, and the call to emptied dependence on Christ.
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt explains paradoxical English words with two opposite meanings such as let, cleave, lurid, and fast. It notes how these paradoxes confuse learners and cites examples from literature and theology to illustrate the language’s complexity.
Explains yeast as a tiny plant visible only with a microscope. Describes wild and cultivated varieties, careful cultivation, and sanitary lab practices. Details how yeast grows in warm moist dough with sugar from flour, producing alcohol and carbon dioxide that makes bread rise.
The article discusses the mythic knock-out blow in boxing and notes stomach punches as old tactics. It promotes Dr. Pierce remedies including the Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and catarrh and offers free booklets and medical advisers by mail from Dr. R V Pierce, Buffalo NY.
Bowmansville and Shillington residents visited friends here and at Adamstown. A schoolhouse entertainment is planned for March 20 21 with comic recitations and music. Bowmansville literary society elected officers led by Elam Steffy and Miss Blanche Renninger. John Weaver and family visited Barton Morrow, and Mrs Brendle and Mrs Stauffer attended Ray Warner funeral in Mohnton.
A jumble of inspirational quotes and a small product ad appears, urging use of Pintsalve Carbolized for skin injuries. The ad notes sales by Wm. M. Stauffer with casual month hints mar apr may. The quotes cover diligence character education and motivation, reflecting a period newspaper feel.
A collection of wry proverbs and quirky phrases ranging from parenting adages to religious critique. It includes references to a top of ascent via a climb-ax, the dangers of overreliance on religious appearances, and humorous asides about public figures, ending with a garbled medicine advertisement.
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